Buddhism and Hinduism are two of major religions of the world. They have survived for decades; their origin is around the 1000 B.C for the Hinduism and a little bit later for the Buddhism. The founder of Buddhism Guatam Budha was born, grew up and died belonging to the Hinduism; this is evidence that Hinduism is older than Buddhism. There are many differences that set these two religions apart, but at the same time, they can agree on some points such as both religions share the idea of achieving different meditative states while practicing yoga, or other meditation rituals. While these religions share commons facts of the past, there are a lot of differences between them.
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One of the differences between these two religions is that Hinduism believes firmly in Atmna, which means the soul, and in Brahman, which refers the eternity of the soul. Buddhism on the contrary, doesn’t, has a concept about themselves or salvation. As well as that
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For example, if their conduct were mean in the past, then they would experiment a lot of sadness in their actual life. They believe on three solutions for this one is being lovely and devotee to one of the gods, trust in the knowledge through brahman’s meditation, which says that the situations in life are not real, and that the only reality is brahman. The third way to avoid the karma is to dedicate their lives to serve a god and offer their lives in rituals and ceremonies. The Buddhism agrees with Hinduism on this aspect because they believe that life is about pain, sadness illnesses and death. They understand that the reason for this is that people in the past had much life and they reincarnate a lot of times in which they carry their miseries to the next life. Then, their way to remedy this is abstention from sins such as theft, violence, sex, greed, dishonesty and the observance of self and